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SEA
The term sea refers to certain large amounts of water, but there is inconsistency as to its precise definition and application. Most commonly, a sea may refer to a large expanse of saline water connected with an ocean but it is also used sometimes for a large saline lake that lacks a natural outlet, e.g. the Caspian Sea. Colloquially, the term is used as a synonym for ocean. Additionally, large lakes, such as the Great Lakes of North America, are occasionally referred to as "inland seas".

Rank	Body of water	Square miles (square kilometres)
1	Pacific Ocean	64,196,000 sq mi (166,266,877 km²)
2	Atlantic Ocean	33,400,000 sq mi (86,505,603 km²)
3	Indian Ocean	28,400,000 sq mi (73,555,662 km²)
4	Arctic Ocean	5,100,000 sq mi (13,208,939 km²)
5	Arabian Sea	1,491,000 sq mi (3,861,672 km²)
6	South China Sea	1,148,000 sq mi (2,973,306 km²)
7	Caribbean Sea	971,000 sq mi (2,514,878 km²)
8	Mediterranean Sea	969,000 sq mi (2,509,698 km²)
9	Bering Sea	873,000 sq mi (2,261,060 km²)
10	Bay of Bengal	838,612 sq mi (2,171,995 km²)
11	Gulf of Mexico	582,000 sq mi (1,507,373 km²)
12	Sea of Okhotsk	537,000 sq mi (1,390,824 km²)
13	Sea of Japan	391,000 sq mi (1,012,685 km²)
14	Hudson Bay	282,000 sq mi (730,377 km²)
15	East China Sea	257,000 sq mi (665,627 km²)
16	Andaman Sea	218,100 sq mi (564,876 km²)
17	Red Sea	175,000 sq mi (453,248 km²)
18	Black Sea	168,500 sq mi (436,413 km²)
19	North Sea	165,000 sq mi (427,348 km²)
20	Baltic Sea	147,000 sq mi (380,728 km²)
21	Yellow Sea	113,500 sq mi (293,964 km²)
22	Persian Gulf	88,800 sq mi (229,991 km²)
23	Gulf of California	59,000 sq mi (152,809 km²)